Sir David Suchet

The money the others will left.

Millions, Mr. Dollar.

I'll bet they've been going through it like a tornado.

Yes, I'm afraid so.

All right, then, Mr. Price, if I can bluff my way with this picture from the bank, and if you're any kind of an actor, well, let's get busy.

I telephoned to Peter, told him to come over.

Mr. Price called the others.

They didn't care particularly about seeing Pete again, but Price told them some of the as-yet-undistributed money was at stake, and they quickly changed their minds.

So, about an hour and a half later, there was a gathering of the Uppman clan there at the office of the old attorney.

Just keep your shirt on, huh, Pete?

And another thing, I didn't like your attitude when you came to see me.

Now, look, look, you may be a little bigger than I am, but I've decided you'd be very foolish if you tried to take me on.

It might even cost you a million bucks.

Okay, okay, just take it easy, huh?

Take it easy?

You say that to a redhead?

Oh, then shut up.

Okay, now, Ollie, listen to me.

I'm sure you all know that Pete here inherited a few thousand dollars from his Aunt Elizabeth, I guess it is.

Well, if you ask me, Johnny... Thank you, Janet, but I am not asking you.